Physics and Chemistry Control Exam 2016
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ScribdTranslationsSalah Eddine Al Ayoubi High School Tinghir
School year: 2017-2016 Subject: physics chemistry
Prof: Mohammed Rahmaouy Control 2 semester 1
Physics
Exercise 1
A ball considered as a material point of mass m=100g. Slides on the circuit A’B’ABCD which includes:
A circular arc A'B' with a radius of r=20cm.
A straight segment AB and AB = 40cm.
A part BC inclined at an angle α=300.
A circular sector with center I and radius r=10cm. g = 10N/Kg
z
F
θ=15° B D
A
α I
β
M
x
O C
We release the solid(s) without initial speed at A’. (We neglect the friction along the circuit A’B’ABCD).
1-1-give the statement of the kinetic energy theorem. (1.5 pt)
1-2-give the definition of free fall. (1pt)
1-3-express the weight work P in M as a function of r andθ and m. (1pt)
1-4-express and calculate the speed VB'. (1pt)
At point B', the ball leaves section A'B' and the solid object (s) arrives at A with a speed V.A4 meters per second-1calculate the
height H between A' and A. (1pt)
On section AB, the material point(s) has a uniform and rectilinear motion.
2-1-take inventory of the forces applied to the body in section AB and represent them. (0.5pt)
2-1 calculate the work of the force F during the AB movement. We have F=6N (1pt)
2-2 what is the nature of contact between the body(s) and the plane AB. (1pt)
2-3 calculate the speed Vcof bodies arriving at point C. BC is given as 60cm. (1pt)
2-4 determine the work of weight P between C and M as a function of m; g, and β. (1.5pt)
2-5-deduce the value of working weightP between C and D. (1pt)
In reality, there is friction between B and C and the ball(s) arrive at C with the speed V’.c2.6 m/s-1 calculate
in this case the intensity of frictional force f. (1.5pt)
Chemistry
A mass of m=1.27g of iron(II) chloride (FeCl) is dissolved in water.2) in the volume V=200ml.
1-give a definition of an electrolyte solution. (1pt)
2-give the steps for dissolving a solution. . (1pt)
3-calculate the molar concentration C and the mass concentration Cmof the solution. . (1pt)
4-write the dissolution equation of solution(s). (1pt)
5-calculate the effective molar concentrations of Fe ions2+and Cl-. (1.5pt)
We add a solution of NaBr with a volume of V=200ml and a concentration of C=0.1mol.l-1and a mass m=1.5 g
potassium iodide KI.
6-1 calculate the new concentrations of the ions present in solution. (1.5pt)
M(Fe) = 56 g/mol-1M(Cl)=[Link]-1M(Na)=[Link]-1M(Br)=[Link]-1
M (K) = 40 g/mol-1M (I) = 127 g/mol- 1